Word: overturning
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...overturn the institutional remnants of the New Deal, he has turned to a set of beleaguered social groups for support: the so-called Silent Majority of lower-middle class, white urban ethnics and small-town and rural people of the South and Midwest...
...overturn the institutional remnants of the New Deal, he has turned to a set of beleaguered social groups for support: the so-called Silent Majority of lower-middle class, white urban ethnics and small-town and rural people of the South and Midwest...
...Crimson picked up two wins, however, in more evenly-matched contests. Harvard's Phil Jonckheer fired three consecutive goals to overturn a third-quarter, 5-6, deficit against Loyola University of Chicago. The Crimson defense tightened up in the final quarter to secure...
...national attention four years ago as the author of the report that blamed "police riots" for a share of the disorders surrounding the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago. Then the tall, tanned lawyer, now 50, quit his $100,000-a-year job at Montgomery Ward vowing to overturn both the G.O.P. organization downstate and Chicago Mayor Richard Daley's Democratic machine in Cook County. After he had hiked in denims 1,197 miles across Illinois, talking up his giant-killer theme, Walker edged out Daley's candidate in the primaries. But once he began campaigning against Ogilvie...
...bringing Mallory before a magistrate was an "unnecessary delay" in violation of federal rules, and that such delays "must not be of a nature to give opportunity for the extraction of a confession." The so-called "Mallory rule" outraged police officials, and several Congressmen vainly submitted bills to overturn it. Not until the 1968 Omnibus Crime Control Act was it modified: a confession is now admissible if a judge rules that it was voluntary and that the delay before presentation to a magistrate was not unreasonably longer than six hours...